Peninsula Daily News A grandmother caring for two small children received help with her utility bills. An out-of-work logger in Quilcene got money to obtain… Continue reading
One-hundred percent OF the Peninsula Daily News’ Peninsula Home Fund is used to help people. Every dollar donated goes to OlyCAP — Olympic Community Action… Continue reading
A grandmother caring for two small children received help with her utility bills. An out-of-work logger in Quilcene got money to obtain prescribed medicine. A… Continue reading
RAIN. SNOW. ICE. Now more rain today. And lots of slush. But at least the North Olympic Peninsula largely avoided the windstorms that left thousands… Continue reading
By Jonathan Kaminsky The Associated Press OLYMPIA -- State lawmakers considered proposed legislation Thursday that will require most health insurers offering maternity care to also… Continue reading
Snow began to turn to slush as temperatures warmed and rain began to fall on parts of the North Olympic Peninsula today. Lowland roads have… Continue reading
A READERS THEATRE PLUS presentation by Seattle-based lawyer and veterinarian Jode Garbe on her work in setting up a gorilla sanctuary in the African nation… Continue reading
THE WORST OF the storms is over, and rain and temperatures edging into the 40s should begin to melt the ice and snow that hammered… Continue reading
A citizen of Mexico apprehended at a traffic stop in Port Hadlock and a former gang member arrested in Oak Harbor were among 22 foreign… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Computerized placement tests will be available for students beginning at 10:30 a.m. Sunday in Room 134 in Building M of Peninsula College.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College will offer information about federal financial aid and scholarship opportunities during a free seminar for students who plan to attend… Continue reading
As more snow fell on the North Olympic Peninsula on Thursday, most public schools, including Peninsula College, remained closed, and many public events were postponed.… Continue reading
ANGLERS HAVE TO ask themselves a question this weekend. How much do I really need a steelhead? If it’s enough to risk your life, rig… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The first blast of snowy weather of the year on the North Olympic Peninsula refused to go quietly. From Port Townsend to… Continue reading
TACOMA — All that former Port Angeles residents Luke and Katie Thacker wanted to do was go upstairs and have their baby. They didn’t make… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Sixteen-year-old Rosie did not want to go to this party, even if it involved dancing and live music. It was her parents'… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — As snow continued to fall on the North Olympic Peninsula, most people settled in, bundled up and accepted the fact that normal… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The first blast of snowy weather of the year on the North Olympic Peninsula refused to go quietly. From Port Townsend west… Continue reading
In the event of a snowstorm, a shortage of proper snow supplies can result in a run on trash can lids. Snow survival supplies —… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The Organic Seed Growers Conference at Fort Worden State Park will go on despite the weather. Registration for the two-day event, which… Continue reading
